Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Muslim Republic of Chechnya for the first time in 13 years in an unexpected trip. The trip took place amid heightened tensions and as Ukraine's attack on western Russia enters its third week.
Publish dateThursday 22 August 2024 - 07:16
Story Code : 295696
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: During his first trip to Chechnya region after 13 years, the President of Russia visited the Chechen forces and volunteers ready for war with Ukraine along with "Ramadan Kadyrov". It is said that these forces will play a significant role in the Kursk cleanup operation.
According to Sputnik, Akhmed Kadyrov's soldiers are currently playing a significant role in inflicting fresh blows on Ukrainian forces on Russian soil. Kadyrov is said to have sent more than 47,000 troops to Ukraine, including about 19,000 volunteers, since Russia's conflict with Ukraine began.
According to Russian state media, Kadyrov announced that the Chechen Republic has "tens of thousands" of reserve forces ready to fight the Ukrainians.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Defense of Russia has announced that more than 4130 Ukrainian soldiers have been lost since the beginning of military operations in Kursk.
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